Pioneer Festivity Draws Crowds in Ashley Valley Parade
Crowds thronged downtown for a Pioneer celebration honoring Utah founders and Mormon pioneers who settled Ashley Valley. A morning parade featured Bquire dancers in period dress, with over 50 floats depicting pioneer life. Speaker Walter Woolley compared pioneer virtues to those of the Pilgrim Fathers and urged teaching heritage to future generations.
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Ne‘Jonal Guard
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Walter Woolley
Ashley Valley, Jr High School
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Driver Dozes, Auto Swerves, Three Injured
A Sunday dawn crash 12 miles west of Vernal on US 40 injured 12 youths and a girl when their car rolled into a deep wash after the driver dozed off. Victims Earl Rasmussen 24 Nenee Reynolds 16 and Mark Neilsen 20 suffered fractures but were treated and released. About 500 dollars damage. Mr Magsmussen was cited for reckless driving by Trooper Helm of the Highway Patrol.
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Highway Patrol
Vernal Child Severely Hurt In Auto Mishap
A 4 year old Vernal boy, Estes, son of Mel and Mrs Harvey Estes, was severely injured Friday at Brem in Warren Trailer Court Vernal between 8th and 4th South Ost 2tth East He was run over by an auto driven by Aduasas Iterrera 48 of Clears Held Iterrera had parked at the court for about ten minutes as the boy crawled from his yard gate and was struck by the vehicle Continued on page 8.
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Stake Softball tournament set July 30 to August 1
Eight LCS Men's Softball teams compete in a tournament spanning Roosevelt Vernal and Vernal LDS Ball Park. Games run Monday through Saturday with playoffs slated for Friday and Saturday evenings. The event continues from Roosevelt to Vernal with final rounds near the end of the period.
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Dinosaurs and Parades Highlight Vernal Roundup Weekend
Fire damages drill rig south of Ouray injuring no one and prompting water cooling efforts. Vernal Roundup promises thrills with rodeo events, parades, and nightly dances July 30 to 32 featuring Black Diamond Sheriff’s Posse, Palomino Posse, and a Roman race novelty act.
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Ken Stringham
Rodeo
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Price
Salt Lake City
Etringham
Kirby
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Atock
Benny Ketchum
Hla
Playboys
National, Guard Armory
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Opens in Moab
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention runs August 5 to 7 in Moab with parades, queens and contests. Prominent speakers include Ralph Shield, Miss Aloma Hatch, and Dr Ernest Untermann on dinosaurs and the Basin. Other topics cover industrial potential and a proposed junior college under Dr Bateman and Dr Elroy Nelson.
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Hutchings
Ralph Shieldd
Aloma Hatch
UDIC
Aliee Cudh
Epen
Witt Be Dry
Ernest Untermann
Dinosaur’ Authority
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Field House of Natural
Mistory
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Umec
Bateman
Elroy Nelson
He First Security Corporation
Hoeta
University of Ulah
Impres
Californian Wins Dino Land Open Tourney Crown
Zell Eaton, a Californian and two time Utah Open winner, claimed the Dino Land Open title with a five under par 67. He finished at 137, two strokes ahead of defending champion Dick Krammer who shot 68 on Sunday for 139. Ted Hart of Denver placed third after a 72 final round. Mike Austin and Patt Shepherd tied for fourth, Earl Schneltier of Alhambra, California in fifth.
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Zell Eaton
Dick Kramer
Krasmer
Faton
Ted Hart
Denver
Mike Austin
Patt Shepherd
Hott
Los Angeles
Earl Schneltier
Alhambri
California
County Assessor Assessing Beer Licenses Changes in Utah County
The county commissioners heard county assessor Dork Walker discuss difficulties obtaining proper inventories from some businesses. A revision of beer licenses was approved replacing a flat $50 rate with three classes: Class A for on or off premise consumption at $50, Class B at $73, and Class C at $400 for taverns. A county survey indicated average licenses were $90 for boiled beer and $175 for draught beer. Due to a steel strike inventories will be increased. Puble Hare submitted an inventory and needs list and commissioners authorized partial purchases. Amounts for Mental Health Committee were raised from $140 to $309 to be drawn from the Poor Fund.
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Sony Duck
Jason Cucks
Noosevele City Park
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